we. nd ao 1nftance of any good Man guilty of in Holy Writ; and | WTIEEEN af the Son of man, that he muit ſuffer n:2.» it oft certatuly arzues a rotten, and a corrupt Heart. When things, 2nd * be ſet at nought. =—_ Ment i. K1t bencath their Honour and Quality to own the d-fſ- | _ : pied 104 m Higned Truths and Ways of God, this 1s not onv a 23 But 1 lay unto yOu, that Elias iS indeed come, Cm. you » _ m_ gens ten gs or Tag: EI au they have done uato him whatſoever tlicy liſte, ca an” ſuch Verſons look for any thing leſs ands 01 oy Ou 4. Ciiift, tag that he ſhould think it nh more beneath his | ©? ” nr pn a 9 TS = Honour and Vigaity in the Day of Judgment to own them. Clu won had 192 acknans, Apa Ditctples that he mould jeJ, | :1C Fews had a Prophecy, n 't only that the Meſſras ſhoulu come, tr" | that Lc /huld bo cut off. Dan. 2. 25, but mt for hinfetf: Only CHAT. IX this hindred the Corti ty of their perfnation that Chrilt was hs. becouſe Elis ws wt yt cone, wihym they did expert, Mal. 1. «& Chrift, trceins Peter, Fames and, Jon, in'o @ high Mountain, s| bor they cxpeftcd the Coming of E£& in Perton 5 when as 1: transfi.reds Wiſes and Elias appear and taik with him, 1—18. | Prophecy was te be underſtand of one #n the Sriri* and Pope: Tre Dijciples queſtion D1m avout Flizs's Coming : He afſureth them of Elias, as the Angel expounded if, Zzb. r, 35. Thcoy aif tht be was cone, 11 —13. Repinveth the Unoelief of the Per-| expe@ted that Fijs. when bw come. thoult make a gron: ples and upon the Fatth of the Parent, cafieth a dumb and al change in their Wort and brings of 191ngs again * deaf Spirit ot of his Child, 14—27. The Reaſon why his P1-j but ſtil! their Eye was twnon a [any Change, and 4 x: froring « ciples could mt cal? him out. 28, 2c. Fire-teif-th them of h#s| them to that Liberty of their Cruntrs, which Ghev foarmoriy on ff er7ng ant ReſurrectiNn, 25—22, he txheth a little . hi'a' tored ; whereas the Propin V, Mai. 4- 6. *$ expourdire -!:v tin, mt bis Arms, and teacheth iis Diicipſos Bumility and Kindneſs\ Anzel, Lib 1. 15, 15. And many of the ChSitopn of Te rol reli gs ane t1 unnther 2.2. —2 Feller tovm, not to forbid any to work turn to the [14d their God to tn th eurts 5+ the | Mmacles in bis Name, 48a Showeth the danzrr of fence 5 to the Children, an the diſobenient t1 tne Wild of the jul, =» mn Io martifig then do re Sins « The 3crefit of {5 ding, with the ready a Perple prepared jor the Lord The © ifeipies boi Tow, Pi lnent of nezletting. #19 milcbinf of Aprif.ucy 4250. {| were under the © rejudives of thel: Notions ahout F/; 3: 4 0. | monly received by the Dr&s of their Church, anc) 1 / ND hc 5:6 nfo thom, Verily ? ſay 1170 You, | rality of "__ Feople. ; Fo _ We 6a AIMWETS, A EE. os at atracss kt here Was true 3 E145 (1Þat 15, one 7a fre Spire and '# b. tnaar Cnerc Uo lONME 07: TRE?! NAT Itand L900Y was, according to the Prophec: of. Milzciy. fo com which \12)] not ralro of cath, tl they have ieen the' Meſſtas, ut they had cver-tookt kin, * 1Tndce kingdom of God come With power. { was C..me, Marth Ir. 14. And by his Preaching the Port | ; : ; ; _ | of Repenrance for the Rem? 19n of Sins, £36 evdcaroured th nlfong To tae of Death. 1s the ſame wit" to Die, or to begin to Dze,| ajj things ; that is, fo mike a zreat Change in the "carts Ind or to exrronce Death; Compare with this Text, Pſal. 34- 8 Lives of the Fews 3 yt they had put i tra to death, Ho furtter Lil, 14. 24+ 79%. 8. 42, Heb. 2.c. Heb 5. 4, 5. T Pet. 2. 3. | TH] tgleth them; That John had told them of the Son of Man, th:it the, have ſeen the Kingdom 9 God come. | Our Evange'ift addeth, | y@ muſt ſuffer many thivgs, and be ſat at nonzht ; He did indced with Pover It cannot be meant of the Day of Judzment, unel: } te11 them ſo, when, 0b. 1. 2. he pointed to him paiſing by. in the Type of it, wi1c1 was in the Deſtruction of Jeraſalem 3 of | 1nd ſaid, Beho!d, the Lamb »f God, who tabeth away "or, tabih which many underſtand it for fome of the ApoFl2zs more doubt up, or, beareth} the Sins of the World. So that this was no juſt lefs of Chrift's Diſciples, out-lived the fatal Ruin of that once prejudice to thicir believing thar he was the truc Mei. famous Ciry. Others underftand here by the Kinzdom of God, ; Chrijt Rejurre&ion from the Dead, when Chriſt's Kingdom be- 14 And when he came to bis diſciples, he ſaw 2 gal to be fully made known, Acts 10, 42. K , I ] . great multitude about them, and the ſcribes gueſtio- i.:2, 2 Andafter ſix days, Jeſus taketh with him, Peter, | ning with them. and James, and John, and leadeth them up into an i5 And ſtraightway all the pcopie, when they be- high mountain apart by themſelves, and he was trans-| ye1q him, were greatly amazed ; 22d 7anning £9 hi, heured before them. ſalated him . . 7 _ That or oO 3 Ard his raiment became ſhining , exceeding] 16 And he asked the ſcribes, What queſtion Fo Whireas ſnow ; ſo as no fuller on earth can white| | with them ? ES them, When Chriſt came down from the Mountain of *1a751tg hyde tent ; , tion to his Diſciples, which ne had left at the Foot 07 the viuun » 4 And there appeared unto them Elias, with Mo- tain; he ſaw a great Muſtitude got together atout tie, wi ſes, and they were talking with Jeſns. diſcerned ſome Scribes (Companions of the PParijees one + b _ «. | ers of the Law) mixing themſelves with his Ditcipiet Joo hte 5 And Peter anſwered, and ſail fo Jeſus, Maſter, it guing with them: They had often aftemptec our S470, 4 1 g0od for 13 to be here 5, and let us make three ta- | no purpoſe. but their own 5hame and Confuſio! OK S S chic crn2cles, one for thee, and one for Moſes, and one| fence they fall in with his Diſciples, who _—_ yet —_ n ks or Eljas. Faith ; over them they hope to gct a great 03; "4AM = : Evangeliſt doth not plainly tell i what the ri Djobt- —_— [5 For he wiſt not what to fay, for they were ſore| their Diſcourte was. Though tticre be no. gay airalg, Scribes in this Diſcourſe purfued ther Uottgn fo 2Xporr eve)
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